Posts in Dog Books
Exclusive Interview: Bestselling Author Emily Jenkins Talks New Middle-Grade Book 'All the Best Dogs'

New York Times Bestselling author Emily Jenkins, who also uses the pen name E. Lockhart, is releasing a heart-warming dog-centric book, “All the Best Dogs,” available for purchase on November 5. This delightful chapter book, geared to middle school-aged children, tells the tales of four sixth-grade students, all unique interests and problems, and their beloved canine companions. 

Here at Woof Republic, we can safely those who pick up this book will laugh and cry while reading. We also recommend picking “All the Best Dogs” up for the dog-obsessed child in your life this holiday season. (This isn’t a sponsored post – we just really enjoyed the book!) 

In an exclusive email interview with Jenkins, she shared what inspired her to write “All the Best Dogs,” which furry characters she most identified with, and why she chose to include rescue dogs in the book. 

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Jennifer Aniston Honors Her Rescue Dog in New Children's Book 'Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life'

Here at Woof Republic, we’re a major fan of Jennifer Aniston. Not only is she one of the most charismatic actresses in Hollywood, but she is also a devoted dog mom. 

In October 2024, Aniston released an adorable children’s book titled, “Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life,” which was inspired by her very good rescue dog, Clyde. The book tells the story of a sweet pup named Clydeo trying to find his purpose and passion in life. 

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How 'Ivy The Very Determined Dog' Is Inspiring Others Even During Quarantine

In April 2019, Maureen and Chris Harrington, a married couple from Boston, Massachusetts, released the children’s book, Ivy the Very Determined Dog. The picture book details the story of their resilient 6-year-old French BullDog, Ivy. Since the book’s publication, the couple and Ivy have been visiting elementary schools and children’s hospitals in the Boston area for storytimes. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have not been able to hold in-person readings. Thankfully, they have come up with a solution to continue inspiring others while still social distancing.

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